playbill

noun
UK /ˈpleɪbɪl/
US /ˈpleɪbɪl/

A playbill is a paper that tells you about a show and who is in it.

She kept the playbill from the musical as a souvenir.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A poster or handbill advertising a play or other entertainment.

The playbill on the wall announced next week's concert.

3. The printed list of acts or performers in a show.

According to the playbill, the magician performs last.

4. A theatrical program containing cast and production details.

He read the playbill to learn who directed the play.